Toshiba Satellite® X205-S9349 bios beeping

Try this
unplug plug the power cord and remove the battery and hold the power button for 45 seconds,Then reinstall the battery and and try to start the computer,

if it fails to start
unplug plug the power cord and remove the battery and hold the power button for 45 seconds and
remove the memory and any usb devices that may be plugged in,then start it,

If it starts

Allow it to load completely and then shut it down and install one memory stick and restart, if all is well after if loads completely, shut down again and install the other memory stick and restart, if all is well again wait until it loads completely and then plug in and allow to load each of the usb devices you may have

Pointing you to another FixYa member who had the same problem. Follow the steps outlined here!
http://www.fixya.com/support/t8428898-get

In the toshiba startup post display, should be a F key promting you to press for setup. Press that F key and it should take you into the bios menu, and your should be able to know what version or who the bios company is.

While the laptop is powering up, press and hold the "0" key.

the system might have grown old.
Needs an internal battery replaced.
Its not the ome that you may flip it out. But it is inside.
the Laptop needs to be opened up for that .
The part is called CMOS battery.

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I have just recently experienced this same issue. My fix was easy. I removed the video card. removed the heat sync. Using a heat gun about 2" away from the backside of the video chip (bga) for about 30 seconds. Then immediately with a doubled up piece of cardboard, press down on the chip for 30 seconds. Let cool, then reassemble. I did this a month ago and still going.

3 beeps usually means that either the chipset or the processor is dead. Nothing you can do, take it to a repair shop.

well on the satellite x205 it could be a couple things. there isnt any beep code? if there is no beep code then it would need atleast a main system board. i worked on 2 last week but they had beep codes (3beeps) which were video cards. in your case pull each stick of ram, then if thats not the case order a main system board.

Try this link:
http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/jsp/modelContent.jsp?ct=DL&os=&category=&moid=1757702&rpn=PSPB9U&modelFilter=X205-S9349&selCategory=3&selFamily=1073768663&selModel=1757702%7CPSPB9U

u can try by turning OFF and then ON your wifi switch on your laptop